Jiralhanae Warrior
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The Jiralhanae Warrior[1] is a standard Jiralhanae infantry type employed by the Banished usually denoted by their blue or purple armor.
Overview
Often young and inexperienced, warriors are the most common of all Jiralhanae infantry in the Banished. They are outfitted with standard body armor and basic weapons, and must prove themselves in battle in order to climb the ranks. The majority of warriors remain in this role for the entirety of their service to the Banished and often end up dying on the frontlines. Warriors who manage to prove themselves on the battlefield may be granted the title of Chosen Warrior.[2]
Some warriors are given command over other species (such as the Unggoy and Kig-Yar) in order to demonstrate their abilities to lead. Other warriors may be given specialized roles, such as thrust-assisted jumpers or high-explosive grenadiers. These specialized warriors are monitored closely by a seasoned captain.[2]
Gameplay
In combat, warriors will primarily make use of the Erudo'ma'keth-pattern pulse carbine and Mangler, but are sometimes seen using the BR75 battle rifle, VK78 Commando and the CQS48 Bulldog. They also carry spike grenades. Some Warriors are equipped with personal energy shields.
Warriors will commonly drive Ghosts and Choppers.
Gallery
Concept art
Early concept art of the Jiralhanae Warrior in Halo Infinite.
More concept art of the Jiralhanae Warrior.
Concept art of the Jiralhanae Warrior helmet in Halo Infinite.
Screenshots
A Jiralhanae Warrior on Snapchat.
A purple-colored Jiralhanae Warrior using a CQS48 Bulldog.
A shielded Jiralhanae Warrior.
List of appearances
- Become
- Forever We Fight (First appearance)
- Carry On
- Halo Infinite
Sources
- ^ Mega Construx: UNSC Gungoose Gambit: "4 highly collectible and authentically detailed micro action figures, a UNSC Marine, Brute Captain, Brute Warrior and Jackal Sniper, each with 12 points of articulation"
- ^ a b Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 424
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